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2025 Report: Trends Shaping Supply Chains

THE STATE OF THE INDUSTRY REPORT

Distributors, manufacturers, and retailers are prioritizing supply chain resilience and adaptability. Blue Ridge’s annual State of the Industry Report: Trends Shaping 2025 highlights ongoing challenges in supply chain planning like fluctuating demand and logistical issues. We are observing a shift toward strategies that balance cost efficiency with high service levels. 

What's Included:

Industry Trends: Identify the major trends impacting your industry, with actionable insights that you can use to benchmark your operations against industry standards.  
Operational Specialties: Discover how different operations are adapting and evolving.  
Challenges and Opportunities: Understand the primary challenges in inventory planning and forecasting, and how companies are addressing them. 

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In automotive distribution, availability is everything. Customers don’t remember the hundred parts you had in stock. They remember the one part you didn’t. That reality is why automotive supply chains carry so much inventory, and why…

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